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New Horizon School

Bahrain, Manama

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees BHD 380
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2000
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages English, Hindi, Arabic
Typical class size 27
Strengths Sport, Languages, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

New Horizon School Bahrain is a private CBSE-affiliated school serving ages 3 to 18, with classes from Kindergarten to Grade IX as listed. Located in Manama, the campus includes Kindergarten facilities and the Zinj Campus, both designed around bright, spacious classrooms, science laboratories, a library, and computer rooms. The school uses ERP and a learning management platform to support administration, teaching, and families. The CBSE curriculum from New Delhi provides a clear, progressive framework across subjects, with a focus on creating a happy, collaborative learning environment. The school offers a wide range of extracurriculars, including music, art, drama, and sports, and operates subject clubs in Science, Mathematics, English, SST, and Hindi & Arabic. It also runs the Nature Club for gardening, and leadership-focused activities for students. The mission is to nurture mind, body, and character while partnering with families and the community; the vision is Abode of Excellence through education.

Building 913, Road 431, Block 504, Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain (main office)

The Essentials

New Horizon School has typical class sizes of 27, instruction in English.

Location
Building 913 Road 431, Block 504, Zinj, Bahrain.

Stages
CBSE curriculum from middle school to senior secondary (3 years to 18 years).

Country affiliation
India; CBSE curriculum (New Delhi).

Bus service
School transport available on request; transport request form is provided.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
Privately run CBSE-affiliated school in Bahrain; Sister Concern; Managed by clarasoftech.com; Affiliation No. 6630286.
Fees

Annual tuition at New Horizon School ranges from BHD 380 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration fees
- Enrollment form fee: BHD 5.500 (included in the upfront, VAT applied where indicated). Registration fee: BHD 25.00. The combined enrollment + registration total shown is BHD 30.500 (non‑refundable).

One‑time / upfront charges applied at admission
- Advance fee (payable at admission): BHD 80.00.
- School Development Fund (one‑time): BHD 50.00.
- Annual (school) fee: Grades I–VI: BHD 45.00; Grades VII–IX: BHD 65.00.
- ID card (one‑time): BHD 3.300 (including VAT).
- Sports uniform (one set): BHD 13.200 (including VAT).

Tuition fees by school year / grade band (per published fee schedule)
- Grades I to VI:
- Term 1 (April–June): BHD 114.00.
- Term 2 (September–December): BHD 152.00.
- Term 3 (January–March): BHD 114.00.
- Total tuition for the academic year (sum of three terms): BHD 380.00.

- Grades VII to IX:
- Term 1 (April–June): BHD 120.00.
- Term 2 (September–December): BHD 160.00.
- Term 3 (January–March): BHD 120.00.
- Total tuition for the academic year (sum of three terms): BHD 400.00.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The academic year is presented in three terms: April–June, September–December, and January–March; tuition is shown per term and parents are billed on the term basis shown in the published schedule. The published fee schedule indicates term amounts and notes that the fee structure is subject to revision pending Ministry approvals.

- The published schedule lists an Advance Fee (BHD 80) and other one‑time charges (school development fund, annual fee, ID card, uniform) that are payable at admission in addition to the first term tuition.

Transport, books and other recurring costs
- School transport (optional): BHD 20.00 to BHD 35.00 per month depending on area and boarding/deboarding points.
- Books and stationery must be purchased from the school; prices for books are communicated separately and VAT applies to notebooks and stationery.

Boarding / hostel
- New Horizon School operates as a day school and does not provide boarding or hostel facilities; therefore no boarding fees are applicable.

Refunds and non‑refundable items
- Enrollment/registration charges (the combined enrollment + registration shown as BHD 30.500) are indicated as non‑refundable. The published fee schedule also notes that the overall fee structure is subject to change pending regulatory approvals.

Payment options and how fees are processed
- The school provides a parent/student ERP portal for login and account access through its ERP system.
- Parent payment methods published on third‑party school listings indicate that cash payment at the school office is accepted; parents commonly use the school office or the school's ERP/payment arrangements to settle fees.

VAT and tax details
- VAT registration number is shown on the published fee schedule (TIN: 220000299600002) and VAT is applied where specified (for example on ID card and uniform prices, and on notebooks/stationery).

Notes relevant to fees
- The amounts above are shown in Bahraini Dinar (BHD) as published in the school's fee schedule.
- The published fee schedule includes a note that the fee structure may be revised subject to Ministry of Education approvals; parents should expect the school to apply any such revisions as required.
Academics

New Horizon School teaches CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
CBSE curriculum is offered at NHS. Classes Offered include Kindergarten and Grade I to IX. The curriculum provides a structured and progressive framework across subjects, with happiness content as a core value. NHS uses ERP and Learning Management platforms to support teaching and learning. The facilities include science labs, a library, computer rooms and sports facilities to support a holistic learning experience.

Student Teacher Ratio
The student-teacher ratio is 1:27.

Exam Results
The school follows CBSE's Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation with Formative Assessments, Unit Tests, and Summative Examinations conducted at the ends of Terms 1 and 2. Formative Assessments include presentations, oral tests, projects, activities, quizzes, assignments, class work, home work, exhibitions, news reading, debates and discussions, elocutions, handwriting formation. Unit Tests are conducted once per term and counted toward the overall result. Summative Examinations are conducted at the ends of Term 1 and Term 2 respectively.

Gifted and Talented
Gifted and talented students participate in external competitions and activities such as Sastra Pratibha, Model United Nations, and Injaz.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The Kindergarten programme nurtures language, social, emotional, and motor skills through play-based and experiential learning. The Primary and Middle School programmes promote critical thinking, creativity, communication, and problem-solving within a learner-centred approach, while nurturing confident, responsible, and independent learners. Beyond academics, NHS emphasises leadership, creativity, resilience, and character development. The school's mission highlights nurturing the mind, body, and character in an environment of trust, joy, and collaborative partnership with families and the community. Core values include Happiness First, Kindness, and Resilience, which support students' social and emotional development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Remedial Teaching is provided as part of NHS policies. An Inclusive Policy exists to support learners with diverse needs. The Student Welfare policy guides support for students requiring additional help. The policy framework includes Code of Conduct Policy and Discipline Policy to maintain safeguarding and appropriate support. The school also lists HSE Policy and other welfare policies under its mandatory disclosures.

Mental Wellbeing
The school nurtures the mind, body, and character in an environment of trust and joy. Happiness First is a core value, with a focus on fostering happiness and positive peer relationships. Resilience and kindness are emphasized as core values to support wellbeing. The Kindergarten programme develops social-emotional skills, while Middle School emphasises leadership, creativity, resilience, and character, contributing to students' wellbeing. The overall emphasis on holistic development and family partnership supports students' mental wellbeing.

Safeguarding
The school has a safeguarding-oriented policy framework including HSE Policy and Student Welfare. An Inclusive Policy and Remedial Teaching policy exist to support learners with diverse needs. A Code of Conduct Policy and a Discipline Policy guide behavior and safeguarding. An Attendance Policy and other statutory disclosures are listed under the Mandatory Disclosure section. These policies form the basis for protecting students and ensuring safe school operations.
Parent Experience

History
The New Horizon School is a private school in Bahrain offering the CBSE curriculum for students from middle school to senior secondary (ages 3 to 18). The school marks 26 years of operation. It features modern facilities including spacious classrooms, science labs, a library, computer rooms, and a wide range of sports facilities. ERP and a Learning Management platform support administration and learning. Its mission is to nurture the mind, body, and character of every child while fostering trust, joy, and a collaborative partnership with families and the community; its vision is Abode of Excellence through Holistic Education.

Community
The NHS community emphasizes partnership with families and the broader community as part of its mission. Core values guide daily life, including Happiness First, Curiosity, Excellence, Global Stewardship, Innovation, Integrity, Kindness, and Resilience. The school highlights experiences such as Student Spotlight and values‑driven programs that foster a supportive and inclusive atmosphere. Parent involvement is structured through a Parent‑Teacher Association that engages families in school life.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The school has a Parent‑Teacher Association (PTA). The PTA Council for 2023‑24 includes an Executive Committee with a President, Vice President, General Secretary, and Treasurer. It also includes Class Representatives for Kindergarten, Senior Kindergarten, and primary grades, plus Teaching Faculty Representatives. The council is organized into sections, including Kindergarten & Special Education and a Senior Kindergarten section, each with designated officers and class representatives. The PTA maintains class‑level representation across early years and primary grades.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
New Horizon School Bahrain offers the CBSE curriculum to students from middle school to senior secondary (ages 3 to 18). The curriculum aims to provide a structured and progressive learning framework with happiness as a core value. The campus features modern, well-equipped facilities including spacious classrooms, science labs, a library, and computer rooms, as well as a wide range of sports facilities. A renovated Kindergarten and the Zinj Campus provide dedicated space, with ample playgrounds, car parking, and room for expansion. The school also offers a range of extracurricular activities, including music, art, drama, and sports. Experienced, qualified teachers support a nurturing learning environment.

Sports Facilities
The sporting facilities include access to the Ahli Club's Multisport Indoor halls and swimming pool, along with a full-sized, multifunctional gym available during school hours. There is a comfortably sized green space for outdoor play. Basketball, tennis, and badminton courts are available, and a range of other sporting facilities supports a wide array of sports, promoting teamwork and sportsmanship.

Academic Facilities
Classrooms are light and spacious and furnished with projectors and network connectivity. The school library houses books that foster a love of literature and curiosity. A state-of-the-art computer lab provides individual computers and instruction from qualified teachers. The science lab helps students perform experiments in controlled conditions and connect concepts to real-life situations.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The school offers a range of extracurricular activities, including music, art, drama, and sports.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school has Subject Clubs in Science, Mathematics, English, Social Studies (SST), and Hindi & Arabic. An Annual Science Exhibition is organized by the Science Club. The Math Club operates as an afternoon activity to develop reasoning and analytical skills. Regular debates, Table Topic Contests, and Group Discussions are conducted to build communication and leadership skills.

Arts & Creative
The school integrates Art & Craft into the curriculum using a wide range of media and techniques. The Dance program offers training in contemporary and classical forms, with annual dance concerts and competitions. The Drama program provides opportunities for self-expression through theatre, with inter-house drama competitions held each year.

Cultural & Language
The school has Hindi & Arabic language clubs. Language-focused activities support engagement with these languages. Clubs provide opportunities to explore linguistic and cultural topics.

Social & Hobbies
The school has multiple clubs formed to enrich students with real-life experiences in areas of interest. The clubs help in team building and develop leadership qualities. Nature Club focuses on garden projects and environmental stewardship.

Community & Service
The Nature Club oversees the school vegetable garden, entirely managed by student members. Students learn cultivation, irrigation, and plant care. This experience gives students a sense of responsibility and awareness of the natural world.

Leadership & Professional
Clubs are formed to enrich students by developing leadership qualities and competence in chosen areas. They foster teamwork and provide opportunities for project work and communication.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school has access to Ahli Club facilities at the Zinj campus, including indoor multisport halls, a swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts. The Sports Life program emphasizes health and fitness as part of daily school life. The facilities support training in multiple sports.
Admissions

Admissions
1) Intake periods: New Horizon School accepts admissions for all nationalities with first priority to Indian Nationals and those who prefer the Indian curriculum (CBSE, New Delhi). The main intake for the Academic Year starting in April runs from January to March. A second intake occurs after August 15 to fill seats that fall vacant due to transfer certificates. Admission during the year depends on the availability of seats in each class, and admission to higher classes is based on merit. 2) Selection criteria: Admission is granted on the basis of an admission test followed by personal interaction. The pattern for admission varies for different grades. 3) Documents and registration: Documents required at registration include passport copies for the student and parents, birth certificate, and CPR copies. Eight passport-size photographs and the original transfer certificate (with necessary attestation) are also required. Immunization form and immunization report, along with a Medical Fitness certificate, are required. A Transport request form is needed for those seeking school transport and a detailed report card from the previous class may be required if the admission is mid-term. 4) Transfers and residency: Local transfers require MOE approval after completing admission formalities. If transfer is from a Board other than CBSE, the transfer certificate must be countersigned by a designated education official. All applicants must be legal residents of Bahrain when filling the online registration form. 5) Final admission: Admission will be confirmed after completing all admission formalities and paying applicable fees. Registration or application does not guarantee admission. The final authority for admitting a student rests with the school management.
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